| Description | Has no power without the authority of a Committee to send McIntosh the 'Proceedings of the Royal Society' in the manner that McIntosh suggests, but would be glad to forward Mr Mees' abstracting work in any way they can. Thinks photographic papers are already sent from the Society's printers in advance of publication, as in the case of Mees' own joint paper with Mr Sheppard, and they can also furnish McIntosh with advance copies of other papers in the field of chemistry and optics likely to be of interest to photographers. The Royal Society already received the 'Photographic Journal' and bind it for the Library. |